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Stirling Hart, from British Columbia, took first place in the 90-foot speed climb where he set a new world record with a time of 20.96 seconds. Hart also competed in the men's standing chop where he placed fifth with a time of 32.10 seconds. Hart received the scar on his face when an axe hit him while he was competing in a previous springboard competition.

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Nancy Zalewski was named Women's All Around at the Lumberjack World Championships for a world record ninth time. Zalewski, 43, a native of Hayward, resides in Manitowoc, Wis., where she is a chemist.